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He remains convinced that techs are riding for a fall like the "bloodbath" they experienced in the 1980s after an initial wave of enthusiasm among investors for personal--computer stocks. If stardom is all that interests you, you're riding for a fall. But most of all he is infuriated by our inability to look at the Risen Sun, the blinkered means whereby we reassure ourselves that Japanese economics must be riding for a fall. |
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